The Truth is Out There Trivia Quiz

Answer: Aries

Aries is the sign of the Ram and may be derived from the flying golden-haired ram who provided the golden fleece in Greek mythology. Persons born under this sign are called "Arians" not to be confused with the heretical Arians condemned by several Christian ecumenical councils.

Answer: Taurus

Because the sun transits this sign in April and May, is it associated with planting and fertility. Taurus means "bull" in Latin and likely derives from the Cretan Bull which fathered the Minotaur.

Answer: Pisces

The astrological sign of Pisces is the twelfth sign of the common Zodiac and represents the fish. There is some debate about whether we are in the Age of Pisces or the Age of Aquarius. Western astrology perceives Pisceans as very sensitive, emotional, vulnerable to criticism, changeable, and likely to repeat both mistakes and successes in their life.

Answer: Aquarius

Aquarius is the water carrier (or sometimes the cup bearer), proceeding from the constellation Aquarius. Modern interpretations of this sign suggest that Aquarians are unconventional, eccentric, free-spirited, and friendly.

Answer: Capricorn

People born between 22 December and 19 January are thought to be influenced by Capricorn, a sign related to the planet Saturn, to introversion, to the constellation Capricorn, and to fertility.

Answer: Leo

People born 22 July to 23 August fall under the sign of Leo, a fire sign, ruled by the Sun. On the positive side, Leos are held to be generous, creative, expansive and loving. On the other hand, they can be pompous, bossy, interfering and intolerant.

Answer: Libra

Libra, the woman holding the scales, is the seventh sign of the Zodiac. People with this sign were born between 23 September and 23 October. This is an air sign ruled by Venus. Modern interpreters suggest that people born under this sign can be diplomatic and graceful, but also vain and unreliable.

Answer: Sagittarius

Sagittarius is, logically enough, associated with the heavenly constellation of Sagittarius -- the hunter or archer. Famous Sagittarians include Walt Disney, Bill Nye, Noam Chomsky, Taylor Swift, and Emily Dickinson.

Answer: Scorpio

The sign of Scorpio derives from a legend in which Orion threatened to kill all of the animals on the Earth and Gaia sent Skorpios -- a giant scorpion -- to kill him. They are now both constellations which cannot be seen at the same time, which keeps them away from each other. There is a debate about whether this sign is ruled by Mars (the old thought) or Pluto (the new thought).

Answer: Virgo

Virgo is the second-largest of the constellations in the Zodiac. It embraces those born between 22 August and 22 September. Famous people born under this sign include Pink, King Louis XVI, Charlie Parker, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini and Ingrid Bergman.